Wednesday, May 9, 2001

GEORGE F. LEE / STAR-BULLETIN
Farrington High School's Tina Sanerivi, left, overpowered
Moanalua's Amy Kotani while they fought for a rebound
during last night's game. The Governors won on their
home court in overtime, 30-26.

Farrington
slows down
Moanalua
in overtime

Govs control tempo
to beat Menehunes

More games

By Grace Wen
Star-Bulletin

Patience is a virtue. And the Farrington High School girls' basketball team showed that patience also means victory.

In a low-scoring game against visiting Moanalua, the Governors took their time on offense and defense to defeat the Menehunes, 30-26 in overtime. The Govs improve to 7-1 and maintain their second-place spot in the OIA East behind Kalaheo (8-0).

"It was a well-played game by both teams," Farrington coach Jenic Tumaneng said. "Both teams were real patient on their offense. Our big girl ( 6-4 Tina Sanerivi) made some key rebounds when we needed it."

Farrington held Moanalua (4-4) to three points in the last 12 minutes of play, with just one coming in overtime. The Govs didn't allow many second chances with Sanerivi dominating the boards.

Moanalua coach Roy Dias said fatigue was a factor. The Menehunes were playing their fourth game in seven days after returning from the teachers' strike.

Dias also said that all teams face the same brutal schedule. The difference he believes wasn't in the defense but the offense.

"They hit their shots and we didn't hit ours, that's what it came down to," Dias said.

Moanalua's Amy Kotani led all scorers with 10 points, while Farrington had a balanced attack, getting six points each from Cheryln Ligot and Sanerivi.

Moanalua appeared to take control in the third, going ahead 24-20. But Farrington battled back in the fourth with Revelin Cabaya's 3-pointer giving the Govs a 25-24 lead with five minutes left in regulation.

Samantha Davis hit a free throw with 4:10 left to tie it and the teams remained deadlocked, forcing overtime.

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Takata scores 32
to lead Kalani
over Kailua

Star-Bulletin staff

Ashley Takata put in 14 of her game-high 32 points in the first half to lead Kalani past Kailua, 59-46, last night at Kailua Gym.

The Falcons took a 28-19 lead into intermission.

At Kailua H.S. Gym

Kalani (4-4)	10	18	16	15	--	59
Kailua (0-8)	6	13	11	16	--	46

Kalani: Ronelle Dement-Luamanuvae 0, Alyssa Lum 0, Kristy Hirahara 2, Ashley Takata 32, Karlie Saiki 0, Amy Matsuura 0, Chenty Bonafacio 7, Lauren Cheng 3, Raylyn Camara 4, Kristie Saiki 0, Jodi Ann Segawa 11, Patti Kuniyuki 0.
Kailua: Taryn Imai 2, Kanani Piimauna 5, Ivena Armand-Baoy 4, Jade Leong 3, Johnalynn Ilae 2, Jaushlyn Manfinon 0, Ana Fisilau 0, Loke Lastimosa 9, Ruth Pedro 2, Konnie DeCaires 19.
3-point goals--Kalani: 5 (Takata 4, Cheng); Kailua: 3 (Lastimosa, Leong, Piimauna).
JV--Kailua 39, Kalani 35

Kalaheo 44, McKinley 28: Brandy Richardson scored 11 of her game-high 16 points in the second half as the Mustangs routed the Tigers.

At McKinley H.S. Gym

Kalaheo (9-0)	9	10	8	17	--	44
McKinley (5-4)	10	4	1	13	--	2

8 Kalaheo: Bre Carson 2, Stacey Wright 0, Kalena Hatori 1, Brandy Richardson 16, Brandi Benson 7, Natasha Lagapa 0, Dawnelle Nahinu 2, Heather Gonzalves 5, Nikki Furtado 11, Kira Withy-Allen 0, Brina Fritzsche 0.
McKinley: Chantal Yadao 8, Rayna Isaki 6, Kristi Fukumoto 0, Meagan Miyasaka 0, Lisa Barroga 0, Chyloh Rodrigues 2, Tatiana Huckso 0, Marie Farina 0, Margot Miyasaka 0, Briana Ioane 5, Ceslie Maafala 2, Amber Lee 5.
3-point goals--Kalaheo: 3 (Furtado 3), McKinley: 4 (Isaki 2, Ioane, Yadao).
JV--McKinley 35, Kalaheo 30

Roosevelt 43, Kaiser 30: Megan Fong scored all of her game-high 12 points in the second half as the Rough Riders rolled past the Cougars.

At Kaiser H.S. Gym

Roosevelt (5-3)	12	11	7	13	--	43
Kaiser (2-6)	6	5	7	12	--	30

Roosevelt: Ashlie Dutro 11, Yayoi Nishitani 0, Kahea Rodriguez 6, Lehua Lembeck 0, Burgundy Borges 10, Megan Fong 12, Jodi Nakashima 4, Lori Nose 0, Emily Okamura 0, Shannon Yoshiyama 0.
Kaiser: Sarah Black 2, Shera Yamamoto 0, Nanea Kamauoha 8, Heather Dick 2, Karen Poon 2, Samantha Ching 4, Julia Paulo 5, Brooke Masutani 3, Jasmine Yoshino 0, Lahela Rodrigues 4, Leigh Raymond 0, Leah Perreira 0, Jennifer Suiso 0.
3-point goals--Roosevelt: 2 (Dutro, Fong).
JV--Roosevelt 26, Kaiser 15

Castle 51, Kaimuki 39: Shantel Tilton scored 11 of her team-high 13 points in the second half as the Knights broke open a close game after halftime.

At Kaimuki H.S. Gym

Castle (3-5)	16	7	14	14	--	51
Kaimuki (2-6)	12	8	6	13	--	39

Castle: Tyra Martin 0, Misty Young 0, Shayna Medeiros 9, Dionne Kaneshiro 4, Shantel Tilton 13, Venabel Agullana 6, Megan Wong 5, Mari Kitagawa 4, Teena Paepule 0, Nicole Uperesa 10.
Kaimuki: Kelly Matsunaga 0, Stephanie Omori 0, Amanda Leopoldo 6, Raquel Santiago 4, Dalia Solia 16, Chyenna Souza 0, Tyleen Tausaga 4, Jessica Arakawa 4, Catherine Martin 0, Noelani Tamanaha 2, Lynette Laa 3.
3-point goals--Castle: 5 (Medeiros 2, Tilton 2, Wong), Kaimuki: 2 (Solia 2).
JV--Kaimuki 45, Castle 40

Farrington 30, Moanalua 26

At Farrington H.S. Gym

Moanalua (4-3)	9	5	10	1	1	--	26
Farrington (6-1)	9	8	3	5	5	--	30

Moanalua: Erin Chow 0, Amy Kotani 10, Alice Ra 0, Kepua Lee 0, Jessica Moran 0, Sherice Ajifu 0, Samantha Davis 9, Kelly Kim 0, Marlene Leautu 0, Patti Hardimon 7.
Farrington: Revelyn Cabaya 5, Jenny Hamson 0, Xania Cadoy 4, Cheryln Ligot 6, Holly Yamada 3, Ashley Soon 2, Liza Domingo 3, Pae Poasa 1, Shannon Maika 0, Tina Saneriva 6, Lusi Uli 0.
3-point goals--Moanalua: 1 ( Amy Kotani); Farrington: 1 ( Revelyn Cabaya) .

OIA West

Aiea 52, Pearl City 20: Kylee Nakamura led Na Alii with 13 points over the Chargers.

At Aiea H.S. Gym

Pearl City (4-4)	0	8	5	7	--	20
Aiea (7-0)	14	7	20	11	--	52

Pearl City: Kimberly Zane 0, Darcy Hamamoto 2, Christy Ayers 11, Shyla Segawa 0, Kelly Yuen 0, Kristi Yamura 0, Ashley Pagatpatan 0, Kristin Lai 0, Frances Mabalay 0, Amber Pagatpatan 7, Natasha Fuimaono 0.
Aiea: Jasmine Dias 10, Karina Koda 0, Joelle Sugai 3, Tiffany Seiki 0, Kylee Nakamura 13, Nicole Takemoto 2, Noelani Colburn 4, Rubi Carillo 1, Aritta Lane 9, Minuette Kauiwailani 0, Keesha Aldridge 10, Chanelle Takemoto 0.
3-point goals--Aiea: 2 (Nakamura 2).
JV--Pearl City 41, Aiea 21

Leilehua 63, Nanakuli 44: Charlotte Garcia scored 21 points to lead the Mules past the Golden Hawks.

At Leilehua H.S. Gym

Nanakuli (5-2)	11	13	11	9	--	44
Leilehua (6-1)	21	15	18	9	--	63

Nanakuli: Lehua Yap 10, Kaui Candaleria 2, Maricris Sierra 10, Ipo Keopuhiwa 0, Chelsea Kaimi 0, Tasha Willing 0, Christy Titcomb 0, Didi Dias 4, Tiana Stanton 2, Bonnie Ramaila 4, Rosemarie Kelly 6, Ashley Gaspar 6.
Leilehua: Liz Bantolina 0, Nachelle Scott 4, Karley Peterson 0, Pikake Nutter-Gaudet 4, Marias Quidez 0, Heather Neving-McDonald 0, Precious Hall 0, Liz Nelischell 0, Malia Chun-Llano 14, Charlotte Garcia 21, Heidi Garcia 6, Sarah Smith 0, Inez Tauvela 4, Melody Hansen 8, Jobette Calbick 2.
3-point goals--Nanakuli: 1 (Yap); Leilehua: 1 (C. Garcia).

Radford 56, Waipahu 27: Heather Massey and Kissa Jones combined to hit six 3-point shots as the Rams routed the shorthanded Maruaders.

At Radford H.S. Gym

Waipahu (0-7)	6	4	9	8	--	27
Radford (6-2)	16	13	18	14	--	56

Waipahu: Jenna Morales 0, Ranalyn Baldovi 4, Rosanna Jardin 0, Nicole Keaunui 4, Tiana Ortogero 0, Maureen Cozo 19.
Radford: Maya Biythers 9, Briana Reyes 4, Heather Massey 11, Kissa Jones 13, Christina Arnold 0, Lia McKey 2, Jennifer Taylor 2, Typhanie Reese 4, Jasmine Kapesi 0, May Foki 11.
3-point goals--Waipahu: 1 (Keaunui); Radford: 6 (Massey 3, Jones 3).
JV: Radford 27, Waipahu 10

Waianae 68, Waialua 43: Waianae led by Tiare Holbron who hit for a game high 21 points (including 12 in the second half) and Prisca Keawe who added 19 (including 12 in second half).

At Waialua H.S. Gym

Waianae (2-6)	15	12	23	18	--	68
Waialua (1-7)	8	13	9	13	--	43

Waianae: Kisha Hampton 4, Angeline Lino 11, Janeen Lee-Abelaye 2, Yvonne Eli 2, Falon Maugaleoo 4, Alison Aldeguer 0, Tiare Holbron 21, Czarina Gaspar 0, Tristina Nitta 5, Prisca Keawe 19, Rochelle Kekoa 0.
Waialua: Joanna Alfanta 7, Nicole Awaya 2, Janelle Garcia 0, Shanay Coloma 6, Clarice Kajiwara 6, Glenelle Matas 8, Michelle Fore 10, Mellissa Baker 2, Treasure Chun 2.
3-point goals--Waianae: 1 (Holbron); Waialua: 1 (Kajiwara).
JV--Waialua 40, Waianae 33 (OT)

ILH

Maryknoll 38, University 35: Michelle Baduria scored eight of the Spartans' 23 second-quarter points as Maryknoll edged the Junior 'Bows to advance in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu second-place tournament.

At McCabe Gym

University	9	8	9	9	--	35
Maryknoll	2	23	9	4	--	38

University High: Kaula Atisanoe 4, Jeanal Souza 2, Kamaile Durrett 7, Janean Waialae 4, Karlee Kailiehu 2, Diane Okubo 16.
Maryknoll: Elizabeth Kam 5, Michelle Baduria 12, Shannon Riley 10, Whitney Wong 3, Carla Donlin 8.
3-point goals--Maryknoll: 1 (Wong); University: 2 (Okubo 2).

St. Francis 49, Sacred Hearts 44: The Troubadours jumped out to a 15-5 lead and held off the Lancers the rest of the way to advance in the tournament.

At McCabe Gym

St. Francis	15	9	9	16	--	49
Sacred Hearts	5	16	11	12	--	44

St. Francis: Christy Vause 8, Adrianne Pereira 5, DeeAnn Nahale0 , Ashley Fernandez 6, Lauren Upadhyaya 0, Chelsey Correa 1, Heidi Rogers 2, Elizabeth Narkon 13, Jamila Jarmon 14, Melissa Novikoff 0.
Sacred Hearts: Tina Boncales 0, Cherise Madriaga 0, Katie Rutland 0, Brittney Aiwohi 13, Nicole Raiola 0, Kimberlee Young 0, Pua Reis 12, Jenilee Dowda 10, Samanta Alapa 7, Lani Faumuina 2.
3-point goals--SF: 1 (Perera); SH: 3 (Aiwohi 2, Dowda 1).

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